The street barricades that have been continuously added and removed at East 37th St and Chicago Avenue in George Floyd Square. Days earlier the city removed concrete barricades to open up vehicular traffic.
Street barricades at Columbus and 38th Street in South Minneapolis. The barricades are at the edge of George Floyd Square. They replace barricades the city removed days earlier in an attempt to open up the area to vehicular traffic.
A bike, garbage can, bike rack, bench used as street barricades on Lake Street at Hennepin Avenue during continuing protests following the June 3rd law enforcement shooting death of Winsotn Smith.
Black Lives Matter sign hung over blue tarps over barricades at 38th Street and Elliott at George Foyd Square. City workers removed barricades the day before.
The City of Minneapolis cleared out barricades at the break of dawn but as the sun set the community had set up new barricades.
A woman holds a “No Justice No Streets” yard sign on the day the city tried to clear out barricades around the square.
Minneapolis Public Works clears out new barricades that were placed on 38th Street.
Minneapolis city workers cordinate to remove street barricades around George Floyd Square. The square has been a protest zone since the murder of George Floyd.
City employees move in to open George Floyd Square to vehicle traffic. The early morning activity took place almost a year after the area was closed after the murder of George Floyd.
